New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
THE ARCHBISHOP SPEAKS.
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business. He gave an svasve reply but on being
Donnelly's orders.
SOh WELL" said the undertaken, that Is all right.
Father Donnelly has charge here now and can do as
The undertaken was called downtown shortly after
ward He came back in an hour or so. just as he ap-
preached the church entrance in Twenty nlnth-st he
was astOnshed to dark, dishevelled mass of hui
mainly hurled forth from the basement door with
momentum that took it nearly to the middle of the
street. Slowly and apparently in great pain the heap
unwound itself and assumed human FORM when the
undertaken recognized Father Donnellys agent He
greeted Mr.. McMorans look of inquiry with long
statement the gist of which was this: "'Iwas thin
wimmin did it. They uxed me PLAT l wanted ncslng
around, and thin before could reply or dehnd
meself- well thought I'd be torn in pieces Here
am alive by pure good luck. 10 baeki NO. not IL
was TO git tin dollars day."
1t was afterwsrd learned that the Amazon'an
phalanx who guarding the confessional used by
DR.. McGlynn TO prevent his name from being again
torn down. had taken offence at the strangers presence
and bounced him.
Dr. McGlynn's defence was the principal topic Of
discussion among the practitioners of ST. Stephens
Yesterday While some of them seemed to think that
he should have given 1t to the public through the
medium of the committee that waited NJ on him on
Wednesday night instead of through Dr. Sbr adv, the
majority were satisfied with the pastors explanation
and with the way in which it was presented 10 tho
public. The parishioners are ALL however, anxiously
waiting for the more elaborate statement which they
confidently expected would be sent to the committee
last night Until this appears they are at somewhat
don't know exactly just hat DR.. Nicely nns posito
and real views at present" explained Dr. Carey;
treasurer of the McGlynn fund yesterday ana unit
@ hear from him directly SD al not attempt TO hold
any more meetings. We do not wish to do anything
tina, the doctor would find fault WITH and so We .hall
wait for his answer OF course we feel at liberty 10
continue making collections, though Dr. McGlynn
knows nothing about this undertaking. VIC DO IL on
our own RESPONSE bllity" :. -,
The funds are coming IN satisfactorily, Mr.. Carey
added but until the committee gve him permissl Oh
to do he did ec at liberty to give the press
detailed account OF the amounts am subscribed hG
gifts were handel yesterday. awe have not yet
fairly got to work." lie said, but wait day OF two
and You'll see the n oncy pour IN upon us o,,,o,
have been received by DIR. Carey. with the evident
design OF frightening him for assisting DR.; McGlynn:
woman that is too cOwardy to sign his or her name
he remarked. 81 have thrown most OF these letters
In regard to holding meetings in the church DR..
Carey said that II IL necessary to have another
the committee wouldask Father Donnely for permission
the basement; II he refused TO do 20 they would
90 elsewhere. SFather Donnelly is the Official head
OF the parish now" he added and we shall recognize
him as such"
bishops statement last and portions OF 1t were
shown to them but they seemed to think that It would
make difference in regard to their efforts Tor Dr.
McGlynn's reinstatement.
Dr. Shrady said yesterday that DIR. McGlynn was
come what improved and might be able to take drive
today: The full statement promised by The priest.
he said. will not be made Tor some time and when IL
ready it would be given TO the press-not read al
any public meeting
1t is said tha, to repair the damage done by the ne
help at st. Stephens Church will cost $1,000 when
the money TO pay the workmen is to from puzzles
the members. Father Donney is said TO be sllrewd
on money matters" said one: " he will get chance
to show his ability now"
At q meeting of the committee OF St Stel hen :
Church last night il stated that meeting OF the
congregation would lie held in the church on Moniay
night Mt 7:30. The committee will then make n inii
report OF its work. In the meartme, the chairman.
DR.. Carey said the committee desired the congregation
all to 20 TO church rs usuai OIL Sunday.
The regular collection at St. Stephens Church to-
morrow will be for the reduction OF the church debt.
1t will be an envelope collection that is. the sums
subscribed are put In envelopes and handed TO tho
pastor. The friends OF Father NcGlynn have decided
to have cards on which will be printed Tbs card
will be redeemed tor s. when the Rev. Dr. Edward
McGlynn shall be pastor OF ST. Stephens Church